V-Flyer

JFK ch is a great way to relax - the food there was amazing. Kitchen tables all round please.

I actually like the a330 - I'm not too fussed about the new Uc suit and the layout bar one annoying fact discovered last night. So far, I've only flown on day flights with the a330 and always in either 18a or c

THIS IS NOT THE SEAT FOR A NIGHT FLIGHT - the light from the galley is very (!) bright. In fairness, the crew were quiet and respectful of the time, but every time they went into the area, Blackpool illuminations flooded row 18.

My handset also froze within minutes of boarding. On a new plane this should not happen!

Otherwise, the flight experience was again top notch!

Nice to be home.... Spent a lot of time on planes this month.

Sam

Thanks for the TR
Sounds like you have had a Lot of flights:-0

gfonk wrote:Thanks for the TR
Sounds like you have had a Lot of flights:-0

He's just done a RTW trip.

honey lamb wrote:

gfonk wrote:Thanks for the TR
Sounds like you have had a Lot of flights:-0

He's just done a RTW trip.

That would be why then. Oops lol

gfonk wrote:

honey lamb wrote:

gfonk wrote:Thanks for the TR
Sounds like you have had a Lot of flights:-0

He's just done a RTW trip.

That would be why then. Oops lol

Do try to keep up!

Lol apologies I do remember him mentioning his round the world itinerary

I have no idea whatever time zone I'm in now! But feeling wide awake and slightly missing the va hospitality.

Kitchen Table desert is pretty cool, especially the way it is presented by the servers.

Regarding row 18.. a shame they did not seem able to shut the curtains better or dim the galley lights more, still to be avoided it seems.. cheers for the tip I tend to hide in the back row window seats if in PE on a night flight and I need to get some sleep - usually a good one, unless of course the seat mate is a bit of a noisy or overly personal space invading one